**Record Amount of ‘Rigal b’Imħabba’ Donated for Vulnerable Children in Need** In a heartwarming display of community spirit and generosity, the annual ‘Rigal b’Imħabba’ charity event has raised a record amount of funds aimed at supporting vulnerable children across Malta. This initiative, which translates to ‘Gift with Love,’ embodies the cultural ethos of the Maltese…
**Children’s Workshop Inspired by Victor Pasmore’s Playful Creations: A Creative Adventure in Malta** Malta is a melting pot of art and culture, and this summer, the island’s vibrant artistic landscape welcomed a unique initiative that brought the playful creations of British artist Victor Pasmore to life through a children’s workshop. This innovative program not only…
**The Kids Aren’t Alright: A Call to Action for Malta** In recent years, the phrase “the kids aren’t alright” has echoed through communities worldwide, reflecting a growing concern for the mental health and well-being of our younger generation. Malta, with its close-knit communities and deep cultural roots, is no exception. The COVID-19 pandemic has magnified…
**Green Paper on Social Media Launched to Protect Children and Vulnerable People: A Step Forward for Malta** In an age where social media has become an integral part of daily life, the Maltese government has taken a significant step to ensure the safety of its youngest and most vulnerable citizens. The recent launch of the…
**Staff Shortage Putting Patients at Risk in Children’s Ward, MUMN Warns** The Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses (MUMN) has raised alarm bells over a critical staff shortage in the children’s ward, warning that this could put young patients at risk. In a statement released earlier this week, the MUMN emphasized the dire need for…
In a heartwarming display of unity and hope, the streets of Valletta were filled with the laughter and chants of children participating in Malta’s first-ever peace march. This historic event not only marked a new chapter in the island’s cultural narrative but also highlighted the community’s commitment to fostering a culture of peace and understanding….
**Children as Young as Eight Exposed to Disinformation: A Growing Concern in Malta** In an era where information spreads faster than ever before, the issue of disinformation has become a pressing concern globally. Recently, a leading editor highlighted that children as young as eight are being exposed to false information, a revelation that has sparked…
**Budget 2026 Theme Announced: ‘A Strong Economy – A Future for Our Children’** Malta, a small yet vibrant island nation, has always been at the forefront of progressive economic policies. The announcement of the Budget 2026 theme, “A strong economy – a future for our children,” resonates deeply with the Maltese ethos of prioritizing stability…
# Tiny warriors, big battles Valletta’s Upper Barrakka Gardens usually echo with the chatter of cruise-ship day-trippers, but last Saturday the limestone arcades were taken over by 200 primary-school pupils clutching hand-painted shields and cardboard spears. They were not re-enacting the Great Siege of 1565; they were competing in Malta’s first “Mini Knights” tournament, a…
**Once Upon a Maltese Childhood: How Stories Shape Our Children’s Future** In a small apartment overlooking Valletta’s Grand Harbour, three-year-old Elena Zammit snuggles against her nanna as they turn the pages of “Il-Ħut Tal-Plajja.” The Maltese children’s classic, with its colourful illustrations of local fish and fishing boats, has become their evening ritual. But this…
French Plan to Ban Social Media for Under-15s Sparks Debate in Malta: Could the Islands Follow Suit? Valletta – When France’s top health authority recommended a total ban on social media for children under 15 this week, Maltese parents didn’t just scroll past. Within hours, Facebook groups from Birżebbuġa to Għargħur were alight with screen-shots…
